Have you guys been following this Rendon Labrador / Pingris /Rico Maierhofer saga. The latest is that Rico's PBAmotoclub is offering a prize money of P10 mil between a matchup between Rendon and Jerwin Gaco or Marc Pingris. I suggest that only P100 k will be given to the winner but the remaining P9.9 mil be given to charity no matter who wins. I would also suggest that SBP and PBA match the P10 mil each and be given to charity. I hope all parties agree,
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Originally posted by Bonifacio View PostHave you guys been following this Rendon Labrador / Pingris /Rico Maierhofer saga. The latest is that Rico's PBAmotoclub is offering a prize money of P10 mil between a matchup between Rendon and Jerwin Gaco or Marc Pingris. I suggest that only P100 k will be given to the winner but the remaining P9.9 mil be given to charity no matter who wins. I would also suggest that SBP and PBA match the P10 mil each and be given to charity. I hope all parties agree,
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Originally posted by Dotch View PostReal winner in this stunt is this asshole Rendon. He has baited these ex-PBA players, and now, the engagement in his social media platforms has increase a thousand-fold. Negative comments can still be monetize.
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Originally posted by PaulLee3 View Post
Reason being is that it should be the SBP’s job to provide the emergency meeting bet stakeholders, PBA, college leagues and other parties. But, It’s the PBA controlling SBP’s action and decision.
PH Senate’s job is too focus on what’s “in” and hot topics including showbiz scandals, etc lolsigpic
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Despite the PBA expressing its "willingness" to lend its players to the national team, I still want that more & more Pinoy quality players that would play in overseas pro leagues, in particular B-league & KBL.
That's becoz while the PBA is willing to take a 3-month break next year to give Gilas the needed preparation for the 2023 World Cup, but how about the other FIBA tournaments in the future like the 2025 FIBA Asia Cup? Would the PBA take a break to give way to Gilas participation in the next FIBA Asia Cup? I'm affraid it won't. Did the PBA bother to lend its players for this year's FIBA Asia Cup?
I say the PBA is only willing to lend its players & take a break to give way Gilas stint in the 2023 FIBA World Cup only becoz of the hype behind it. PBA just wants to ride on the World Cup bandwagon.
Wag na tayong maglukohan, PBA isn't really sincere in supporting our national team. It is willing to make a sacrifice only for the well hyped tournament like the World Cup & maybe the Olympics, but for lower hyped FIBA tournaments like the FIBA Asia Cup, PBA doesn't find it wise to make a sacrifice for the national team.
My point here is that, come 2025 FIBA Asia Cup, we would be left with the B-league, KBL Pinoy players & hopefully Kai Sotto & AJ Edu as the players that would be available for Gilas. That is why I would rather see marque players like Malonzo, Oftana, Iskati Thompson, etc. to leave the PBA & instead bring their acts in either the B-league or the KBL."A king may move a man, a father may claim a son, but that man can also move himself, and only then does that man truly begin his own game. Remember that howsoever you are played or by whom, your soul is in your keeping alone, even though those who presume to play you be kings or men of power, when you stand before God, you cannot say, 'But I was told by others to do thus,' or that virtue was not convenient at the time. This will not suffice." - King Baldwin IV
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Originally posted by JAMSKIE View PostDespite the PBA expressing its "willingness" to lend its players to the national team, I still want that more & more Pinoy quality players that would play in overseas pro leagues, in particular B-league & KBL.
That's becoz while the PBA is willing to take a 3-month break next year to give Gilas the needed preparation for the 2023 World Cup, but how about the other FIBA tournaments in the future like the 2025 FIBA Asia Cup? Would the PBA take a break to give way to Gilas participation in the next FIBA Asia Cup? I'm affraid it won't. Did the PBA bother to lend its players for this year's FIBA Asia Cup?
I say the PBA is only willing to lend its players & take a break to give way Gilas stint in the 2023 FIBA World Cup only becoz of the hype behind it. PBA just wants to ride on the World Cup bandwagon.
Wag na tayong maglukohan, PBA isn't really sincere in supporting our national team. It is willing to make a sacrifice only for the well hyped tournament like the World Cup & maybe the Olympics, but for lower hyped FIBA tournaments like the FIBA Asia Cup, PBA doesn't find it wise to make a sacrifice for the national team.
My point here is that, come 2025 FIBA Asia Cup, we would be left with the B-league, KBL Pinoy players & hopefully Kai Sotto & AJ Edu as the players that would be available for Gilas. That is why I would rather see marque players like Malonzo, Oftana, Iskati Thompson, etc. to leave the PBA & instead bring their acts in either the B-league or the KBL.Originally posted by gideonNot sure why all on here got salty when the Serbian coach said Gilas lacked any real quality. I mean isn't that glaringly obvious.
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Originally posted by Bonifacio View PostHave you guys been following this Rendon Labrador / Pingris /Rico Maierhofer saga. The latest is that Rico's PBAmotoclub is offering a prize money of P10 mil between a matchup between Rendon and Jerwin Gaco or Marc Pingris. I suggest that only P100 k will be given to the winner but the remaining P9.9 mil be given to charity no matter who wins. I would also suggest that SBP and PBA match the P10 mil each and be given to charity. I hope all parties agree,Originally posted by Dotch View PostReal winner in this stunt is this asshole Rendon. He has baited these ex-PBA players, and now, the engagement in his social media platforms has increase a thousand-fold. Negative comments can still be monetize.Originally posted by thatweirdguy View PostFR. Laway lang puhunan but he gets to rake in the cash because those people can't control their pride. He has nothing to lose but those PBA guys for sure would be clowned for life if the game is even closer than expected..
This drama also re-direct the fans to criticize some people and let the Gilas-Chot-PBA-SBP issues to go away for now.sigpic
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For me personally, I am not mad nor surprised the name of Balti was not included in that proposed 23 pool(?) for the 5th and 6th windows because the mere fact that the dude is a newly on-board employee hence it’s not ideal to put his name on the list considering Hiroshima Dragonflies are dead serious to improve their standing this season, let’s respect that. Besides the real deal is WC2023 and we as a fan are already sold that DDO sr. will manned the team wether we like it or not.
The versatile standout will be ready to work with Gilas anew if he gets another call-up.
“If they call and ask for my help, I will gladly participate with Gilas.”
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Originally posted by The_Big_Cat View PostA Tab Baldwin confession about his Gilas exit:
"I wish to offer my apology for my shortcomings for being a part of the problem rather than the solution. Going so long without speaking out has also been poor judgement on my part."
https://twitter.com/homersayson/stat...6ch5jPG3fMwV1g
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No, Kume, it doesn't work like that. And no, Filipino players are not your property.
You really want Pinoy players to stay in the PBA? Add more teams, adopt the NBA's home and away system, stop hoarding the best talent into one team, stop lopsided trades, match the offers from other countries LEGALLY and NOT under the table, AND play the young guys. Fuck seniority, if they're good, they're good, if they're bad, they're bad.
But no, you had to go to Japan to basically beg the B-League to stop "poaching" THEIR precious players.Originally posted by gideonNot sure why all on here got salty when the Serbian coach said Gilas lacked any real quality. I mean isn't that glaringly obvious.
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Originally posted by judasmartel View Post
No, Kume, it doesn't work like that. And no, Filipino players are not your property.
You really want Pinoy players to stay in the PBA? Add more teams, adopt the NBA's home and away system, stop hoarding the best talent into one team, stop lopsided trades, match the offers from other countries LEGALLY and NOT under the table, AND play the young guys. Fuck seniority, if they're good, they're good, if they're bad, they're bad.
But no, you had to go to Japan to basically beg the B-League to stop "poaching" THEIR precious players.
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Originally posted by Sikatrix View PostHow the PBA keeps these players is simple. Allow for direct hires and remove the salary cap.Originally posted by gideonNot sure why all on here got salty when the Serbian coach said Gilas lacked any real quality. I mean isn't that glaringly obvious.
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